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We call brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Cadillac, Lexus, Audi, and Acura “luxury” brands. We say that the Mercedes E-class is a “luxury” car. But what really is a “luxury” car, or a “luxury” brand? Are there different levels of luxury? Does price matter? These are all questions that I will (attempt) to answer in this post. We call the BMW 3-series a “luxury” car…

I wanted to talk about one of my favourite trucks. The DAF XF E6. It’s a benchmark for long-distance transport. Developed for maximum transport efficiency. With powerful PACCAR MX-11 and MX-13 Euro 6 engines, which are now even more efficient thanks to numerous further refinements. A well thought out chassis. An attractive exterior design. And a spacious, comfortable interior. The best XF ever, for operators and drivers. I agree. I’ve seen them live, gorgeous.

Im honestly amazed, i bet every single one of you waited for someone to ask this question so that you can get your anger about them out without you starting the fight first, right? Well, there are people who love Opel and then there are those who love some Opels and those who dont like Opel at all. Why? Well im going to explain almost every comment here. Raregliscor1 comments: There are 2 parts.

Hello everyone and welcome to my blogpost about why all hot hatches shouldn’t become AWD. Before anyone shouts ‘Fokus RS thuuu bezzt’ it is not. No cars is flawless. And for some reason Chris Harris dislikes it quite a bit. Because we live in a time cars have to be more and more powerful every sort of cars have to face it, even the hot hatches which many people love. Car manufacturers know this too, and unfortunately instead of putting some effort into making a great FWD hot hatch, they just go the easy way and make them AWD So here are a few reasons to support my opinion:

Pixel Car driving school 2 tuning

Pixel Car Driving school 1: the choosing the best car

If you got yourself an Amazon Prime subscription, The Grand Tour isn’t the only automotive goodness available to stream - there’s a nice chunk of the epic JDMcentric Best Motoring International back catalogue available!

Well this is my opinion on the matter and honestly they were way too many to make an honest list of all the racing drivers, but here are a few of my childhood heroes, racing heroes of all time and guys AND girls who pushed it far beyond what was thought to be possible. Buckle up and enjoy the trip through memory lane =)

Introduction For years, the idea of a Japanese sports saloon with the kind of prestige and status of a BMW or an Audi was a contradiction in terms. The Germans offered the class, the Japanese the value. Mazda’s Xedos 6 changed all that when it was launched in 1992. A Xedos 6 is a decent investment in automotive terms - and a surprisingly fine compact executive saloon.

Ay :D So for the past few days i have been looking at Isuzus and i must say, they are pretty cool… Just look at their cars, its so 90’s. You know those japanese kei cars that are only released in Japan and not really in Europe, America or Australia? Well Isuzu is different, it has designs that combine all (Euro, Kei, Americans reliable first GM cars). Ok, to some people Isuzu is pure crap because of the looks of that SUV, but to me its fine. People know Isuzu because of the Isuzu Trooper, but i like them because of their little sedans and coupes that are pure gold

My Dream Daily-Spec: How I'd Transform My ZX3 Hello, CTzens! I hope you’re all doing well! I decided to try out a more personal blog post, one of telling you all how I’d love to build my car as my ideal daily car…IF I HAD THE MONEY! Above, you can see my car: a 2005 Ford Focus ZX3 S. It’s no SVT, ST, or RS, but it’s still a fun, reliable, and practical car. That, and it being a hatchback, it meets all of my criteria for my perfect daily as a college student. Is it perfect? No, but here’s what I’d do to it to make it perfect!

Why does everyone like pixel car racer If you haven’t played it yet ur probably asking, why is it so popular in the car guy community?

1. There's One (Or More) From Every Region That Symbolizes Their Culture You’d be surprised by how a small snack or car can represent a whole continent. When someone says “Italy” a person might think of spaghetti. However, when someone says this to a car obsessed person, they’ll think of a Ferrari or something along that line. Here’s a few examples: A Corvette can represent America like a juicy, meaty, burger. An FD can represent Japan like a sushi, handcrafted and sold in the streets of Tokyo.